What Is A Let Ball And Net Ball In Tennis?
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A let ball is a ball that hits the net cord and then drops into your service court. A net ball is a ball that hits the net cord and then bounces over into your opponent’s court.
What is a let ball?
A let ball is a ball that hits the net, goes over it, and then hits the ground inside the boundaries of the court. A net ball is a ball that hits the net and then goes out of bounds.
A let ball is a ball that hits the net and then lands in the service box.
A let ball is a ball that hits the net and then lands in the service box. If the first serve hits the net and goes over, it is called a let serve. If the second serve hits the net and goes over, it is still called a let serve. A player may not hit two consecutive let serves.
What is a net ball?
A net ball is a ball hit by the player across the net into the opponent’s court. A let ball is a ball that just misses the net. Let balls are usually not replayed, but net balls are.
A net ball is a ball that hits the net and then goes out of bounds.
A net ball is a ball that hits the net and then goes out of bounds. It is a let ball and the point is not replayed.
